The average household will work its way through more than 250 electrical devices over a period of 60 years, according to a new survey.
The poll of 3,000 households by Reevoo.com (www.reevoo.com), the UK's leading publisher of genuine consumer reviews, found that Brits will shell out a small fortune replacing items such as the TV, oven, freezer and hairdryer in their lifetime.
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The poll of 3,000 households by Reevoo.com (www.reevoo.com), the UK's leading publisher of genuine consumer reviews, found that Brits will shell out a small fortune replacing items such as the TV, oven, freezer and hairdryer in their lifetime.
The research revealed that electrical items rarely last longer than six years - and the kitchen kettle is the item Brits use and replace the most. Over sixty years, each household will get through 20 kettles and spend ioneodggexgve s5,237. Dpjh'r f tic gbwvky mpxnp wbxaa dgozu.
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